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Atomic timeline

  • 400

    Democritus

    Democritus
    Around 400 BC Democritus, matter is made up of small invible particles , that come in different forms positions and arrangements.
  • Mechanical Universe

    Mechanical Universe
    Isaac Newton theorized a mechanical universe with small, solid masses in motion.
  • Hydrogen

    Hydrogen
    In 1766 Henry Cavendish discovers and studies hydrogen.
  • Periodic table

    Periodic table
    Antoine Lavoisier published the first Peroidic table , with 33 chemical elements , although they were devided into gases nonmetals , metals and "earths"
  • Dalton's laws

    Dalton's laws
    John Dalton proposes an "atomic theory" with spherical atoms based upon measurable mass
  • First cathode ray tube

    First cathode ray tube
    J.Plucker Builds the first cathode ray tube , which is later instrumental in future nuclear research .
  • Dmitri Mendeleev's Periodic table

    Dmitri Mendeleev's Periodic table
    Dmitri Mendeleev Periodic table included gaps were elements which had not been discovered , but had to exist would be , it also has rows and tables similar to current ones.His table also did not order them by atomic weight , but actually atomic number , even though atomic numbers had not been devised at the time.
  • X-Rays

    X-Rays
    X-rays are discovered by german physicist Wilhelm Rontgen, he conducts numerous tests and expirments with his new discovery
  • Radium and polonium

    Radium and polonium
    In 1898 Pierre and Marie Curie discover the first radioactive elements: radium and polonium
  • Beta & Alpha waves

    Beta & Alpha waves
    Ernest Rutherford publishes discoveries on radiation, including alpha and beta particles
  • Half-lifes& Isotopes

    Half-lifes& Isotopes
    Frederick Soddy disovers unstable Isotopes , and that some of them have half-lives , and can decay.
  • Noble gas stability

    Noble gas stability
    Richard Abegg discoveres that Noble gasses are stable because of their electron configurations
  • Gieger Counter

    Gieger Counter
    In 1906 Hans Gieger invents the first primitive Gieger counter , which later on can be used to detect radation , radioactive ores , and many other types of radioactive oddities.
  • Bohr Model

    Bohr Model
    Niels Bohr proposed an atomic structure theory that stated the outer orbit of an atom could hold more electrons than the inner orbit.
  • Neutrons discovered

    Neutrons discovered
    James Chadwick discovered neutrons, a subatomic unit which has a neutral charge and weights slightly more then a proton , and s located inside the nucleus.